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And hard-working English-literature students became dramaturges, researching the history of the original 1917 production and providing the audience with an introduction, program notes and an informative question-answer session. Lloyd instituted the practice of dramaturges who work as go-betweens between director and playwright. ``Most educated opera directors begin as assistant directors or dramaturges or singers,'' he said. |
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